Bobux
It never ceases to amaze me how quickly my children grow out of clothes and shoes. One minute everything fits perfectly fine and the next, they look like little giants trying to squeeze into their outfits. I was never in a rush to get J into shoes and waited until he was wanting to walk outside before getting him his first pair, as I know that being barefoot is best for developing feet. Now that he is such an active 18-month old and is always running, jumping, climbing it was time to get him shoes to designed for this stage, and the Bobux Blaze shoes from their Play range looked perfect.
Mini Style: Bobux Blaze Shoes for Confident Walkers
It never ceases to amaze me how quickly my children grow out of clothes and shoes. One minute everything fits perfectly fine and the next, they look like little giants trying to squeeze into their outfits. I was never in a rush to get J into shoes and waited until he was wanting to walk outside before getting him his first pair, as I know that being barefoot is best for developing feet. Now that he is such an active 18-month old and is always running, jumping, climbing it was time to get him shoes to designed for this stage, and the Bobux Blaze shoes from their Play range looked perfect.
Baby J has got a new set of wheels: the very cool Fisher-Price Charisma Trike. It’s a unique 3 in 1 tricycle that manoeuvres like a stroller. It’s suitable for ages 10-36 months and has three stages so it grows with the child, going from parent-controlled Touch Steering to an independent trike that he will eventually be able to pedal himself.
REVIEW: Fisher-Price Charisma Trike
Baby J has got a new set of wheels: the very cool Fisher-Price Charisma Trike. It’s a unique 3 in 1 tricycle that manoeuvres like a stroller. It’s suitable for ages 10-36 months and has three stages so it grows with the child, going from parent-controlled Touch Steering to an independent trike that he will eventually be able to pedal himself.
Baby J started walking just after he turned 11 months old, but I haven’t been in a rush to get him wearing shoes. In fact, the opposite, as I have learned that being barefoot is best for little feet. Growing feet need plenty of room for muscles to strengthen, toes to be able to spread and learn to grip, and bones to form in their natural position.
Allowing children to be barefoot as much as possible, especially in the first few years of life, is the best way to allow this to happen. It’s not always practical, especially now that J wants to walk and explore outside, so shoes like Bobux protect those soft little toes but also mimic the freedom of being barefoot.
Mini Style: Bobux Shoes
Baby J started walking just after he turned 11 months old, but I haven’t been in a rush to get him wearing shoes. In fact, the opposite, as I have learned that being barefoot is best for little feet. Growing feet need plenty of room for muscles to strengthen, toes to be able to spread and learn to grip, and bones to form in their natural position.
Allowing children to be barefoot as much as possible, especially in the first few years of life, is the best way to allow this to happen. It’s not always practical, especially now that J wants to walk and explore outside, so shoes like Bobux protect those soft little toes but also mimic the freedom of being barefoot.
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